The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-07-22


third part of all the residue of the personal
death the principal to he divided among her
children.
All the rest Of the estate is to be divided
equally among the children.
The shares of the Sous is given TO them abso-
lutely in fee simple, but he shares ofthe daugh-
ters is given 10 his son Robert, in trust for his
sisters, the share of each daughter TO be separ-
ate and distinct from the share of the others.
The executors are not n quired TO give bond.
The will, which Is In Mr.. Archer's hand writ
Ing, was signed March 21st, 1888. and was wit
messed by Judge James d. Walters, George l..
VanBibber and s. A. Williams.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION - The
Democratic County Convention, composed of
ten good and true Democrats from each election
district, met At the Court House, on Wednesday.
The convention was called 10 order by Mr..
VIM. Young, and MIR. James Norris, of the lst
district, was made temporary chairman. The
latter, upon taking the chair, thanked the con-
vention in a neat speech and said he believed he
only reflected the sentiment of the convention
In saying that the delegate s from Hartford would
go t. the State Convention with no feeling OF
luminosity towards any of the gent lemen named
In connection with the Democratic nomination
for Governor, but with the olive branch of
peace in their hands and to promote the nomi-
nation Of one of Harford's distinguished ci,izc
around whose name all will rally and whose
name will be iUvincible.
Mr.. .. Freo' crew. OF tue 9th district, was
elected temporary Secretary.
A committee on credentials and permauept
o,o.n;z,,,op NJ one fron, car a,,,.,a.
y. WV o ea.n u''''ie' "us aP-
pointed' consisting OF "m. L. sawyer, George
Harris, George r. Cairnes, James R. Almony,
VIM. b. Jordan and Roberta Navower Thar
1900 -, ihe'
reported through their chairman, Mr.. George
Harris, recommending that the temporary OFF,
GERS be retained as perm6nent officers and tho
credentials correct The ,,s, ~ d.,o,,a,a. !. -
s.,,a. vi ue''sa'es 10 as
ioilo"s:
FIRST I DistrietIE: H, Hall, VIM. t. Sawyer,
Thomas Sullivan, Patrick Callahan, Michael
Fresh, John Price, Geo. VIM. McComas
hon. y. W. Bhiingslea was chairman OF the
Seeond Di,trict eco 4 1a,r,s W y,o,oo,
X. E. Taylor, BENZ. Cole, Geo. b, Osborn. VIM
Sh'Sib oi'b L. SOOlc1, o. " 4.
oI Nh R asu !" c a,et. uiiIert.
district primary and MIR. Septimus Davis Score.
tary. Aresolution, offered by Mr.. Geo. Harris,
was auoptea, pledging the delegates elected TO
means in their nower 10 secnre ,bc
of Hon. Stevenson Archer for Governor.
;, Third ;Dtstriet.aHumlphrey Wilson, d. II.
Andspsn,n VIM y nuSs, G IN. Il; Watkins' f. J.
Bradley, DR.. F. p. Smitbson. Nathan Grafton
Mr.. James A. Fulton was Chairman, and VIM.
NJ; n Laei,n 6 SecIetary Oh the primary
ard r r Rntledoe yames n h H d; N, nop-
Almony, Nelson Gilbert. Geo. A Cairnes Alfred
Upton, Thomas II, Wiley, Frank Macatee.
,aru n ~ na,, s was cnarmsn OF lne pri-
Ffflh District.-Micbael Wbiteford W
Lee, r: 8. McNutt, W. II. H. Whiteford, W. j..
vTUIrIsy,ne. 'eo. M. Barton, D, Fred Crew, Arch
II. Fl. Wbiteford was chairWor oS .So ., mm
and Harold Scarboro, Secretary.
!, S.1n Dist,1ct;-R: A; Magowen, Chas. Grail,